Fuzzies A Folk Fable
Fuzzies A Folk Fable by Richard Lessor is a 2nd edition soft-cover book published by Argus Communications in 1975. This 70-page work is designed to aid students in their studies of human values through a folk story that encourages readers to seek deeper meanings within narratives.
The book presents a tale set in a valley of happiness where the sharing of “fuzzies” is central to the community’s joy. However, the story takes a turn when someone begins to hoard these fuzzies, leading to significant changes in the valley and its inhabitants. This allegory explores themes of sharing and the consequences of greed, making it suitable for educational purposes, particularly for students in grades 3 through 12. Additional instructional materials, such as filmstrips, records, and cassettes, are also available for purchase.
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This 72-page soft-cover book is designed to aid students in their studies of human values. This folk story encourages readers to look for meanings beneath the surface of a story. The book tells the story of a valley of happiness where everyone shared fuzzies, until one day someone began to hoard them and the valley and its people changed tremendously. The allegory is designd to reveal an essential truth about human choices, as it deals with the joy of sharing and the tragedy of greed. The speicified interest and instructional levels include grades 3 through 12. Filmstrips, records, and cassettes are also available for purchase. LKK,9-76 JLK, 9-76.
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